Nearly 1,200 families in Kyiv have been left homeless due to Russian attacks

In Kyiv, nearly 1,200 families have lost their homes as a result of Russian shelling. The city provides them with monthly financial assistance to cover rent until the damaged buildings are fully restored.

According to Marina Khonda, deputy head of the Kyiv City State Administration, since the beginning of 2026, the capital has already allocated nearly 250 million hryvnias in financial assistance to those affected by Russian attacks.

Following just four massive Russian attacks in July, another 224 families were forced to leave their homes and seek temporary housing.

Source: Marina Khonda, Deputy Head of the Kyiv City State Administration.

As a reminder, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the joint anti-ballistic system FREYJA, which Ukraine will develop together with nine European countries, will strengthen missile defense for Ukraine and all of Europe.

On the night of July 14, Russian forces launched a massive combined attack on Ukraine, using ballistic missiles, guided air-to-ground missiles, and attack drones. Air defense forces intercepted five ballistic missiles, two Kh-59/69 missiles, and 108 enemy drones.